Reimbursable Work. The Reimbursable Amount shall consist of the costs of the repairs to the headwall and surrounding area as set forth in Exhibit “A”, currently estimated at and not to exceed $72,500, as shown on Exhibit “A,” and any permitting costs, estimated at and not to exceed $5,000, for a total not-to-exceed amount of $77,500. City shall reimburse Alyeshmerni for the actual costs of the repairs paid by Xxxxxxxxxxx to his licensed contractor and permitting costs within 30 days of receiving an accounting of the actual costs and final inspection and acceptance of the repairs by the City, whichever is later. Subject to approval by the City Public Works Director, a ten percent (10%) contingency may be authorized for additional work due to unforeseen circumstances, subject to pre-approval by the City. If the actual costs are greater than the authorized amount, then an amendment to this Agreement will be necessary.
Reimbursable Work. The City shall compensate WCS for the WCS Walkway, the Driveway Improvements and the Fence (collectively, the “Reimbursable Work”) on a reimbursement basis as more specifically set forth in this Section 4 and subject to all requirements set forth herein. WCS may request proposals for construction work for all three improvements combined or for each improvement individually.
Reimbursable Work. That part of the Contractor's Activities for which the Contractor must engage Subcontractors, being the entirety of the Contractor's Activities other than the Contractor's Work (Planning) and Contractor's Work (Delivery).
Reimbursable Work. If at any time during the lease it is determined that work not identified in the Soil and Water Conservation Plan, as Non-Reimbursable work is necessary, the procedures below will be followed: The NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic Natural Resource Specialist will prepare a Scope of Work and Government Cost Estimate. Scope of Work will include what work is to be done and identify how or what method should be used to complete the work. It will also include a time schedule in which the work must be completed. The NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic Natural Resource Specialist will forward the Scope of Work and Government Cost Estimate to the Real Estate Contracting Officer. The Real Estate Contracting Officer will forward the Scope of Work to the Lessee and request a cost proposal. The Lessee will send a cost proposal to the Real Estate Contracting Officer. This proposal may be based on Xxxxxx having a third party perform the work. The Lessee may at this time inform the Government that he is incapable of performing the work. If the Lessee submits a proposal and is acceptable, the Real Estate Contracting Officer will either; (1) issue a letter of authorization to proceed, advising a modification to the lease will be forthcoming or (2) forward a modification to the Lessee reflecting changes. Work should not begin until a letter or authorization or a modification has been received. If the proposal is unacceptable, the Government will negotiate with the Lessee or determine alternative means of completing the required work.
Reimbursable Work. Work or services performed for another Federal or non-Federal customer with the cost of performing the work reimbursed by the customer. DOE is compensated by a specific type of offsetting collection known as a reimbursement, which may be credited as authorized by law to the appropriation or DOE fund account. The reimbursable work or services performed by DOE and/or their contractors are financed by the funds of the requesting federal agency or by advances from a non-Federal customer. Reimbursable work performed by DOE for others is considered to be part of the customer’s direct mission responsibility and not the Department’s.
Reimbursable Work. Providing monetary compensation at the Washington State Fire Resource Mobilization Plan hourly reimbursement rate table, as updated annually for the use of any fire engines, fire support vehicles or equipment and wages for qualified wildland fire personnel and support staff responding to wildfires on SERVICE lands.
